For Contractors
The trades flagship — where the results are.
We are a Richmond web studio, and the trades are our proving ground. A contractor's site has one job the way a printed handbill does — make the phone ring — so it is the cleanest place to show whether our method works. It does, and we can point to the numbers instead of adjectives.
One honest caveat, said plainly: the results here are from our Gulf Coast client fleet — HVAC and painting companies a few hundred miles south, same trades and same storm-season economics as this market. They are not Richmond results. When Richmond work clears our verification bar, it goes here with the same labels.
Straight answers for contractors
Do you only build for contractors?
No — we are a Richmond web studio that works across local business, with the trades as a flagship. Contractors are simply where we have the most labeled results, because a service business lives or dies on the phone ringing.Are these Richmond results?
Not yet, and we won't imply otherwise. The numbers below are from our Gulf Coast client fleet — same trades, same storm-season economics, a few hundred miles south. The first Richmond results that clear our verification bar get published here with the same labels.What does a contractor site cost?
Projects start at $6,000. The figure follows scope — how many services and service areas you need covered — and we set it in writing before work begins.Can you handle a big service-area build?
Yes. One HVAC platform we built runs 384 individually-routed city-by-service pages, each on real local data. We can scope anything from a tight five-page site up to a full programmatic build.
Local field research
Pre-1978 renovation has a separate lead-safe compliance layer
Our sourced Richmond EPA RRP guide combines the federal trigger and work-practice thresholds with a conservative ACS 2024 housing-age finding for the city.
Run a trade in the Richmond metro? Tell us the services and the towns you cover, and we'll come back with scope and price. No pitch deck — a plain read.
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